The Cisco BC-UFI-4HSSI= is an expansion module designed specifically for Cisco network devices, offering four High-Speed Serial Interface (HSSI) ports. It provides increased connectivity and helps to extend your network's capabilities, making it ideal for enterprise environments that require reliable and high-speed data transmissions. This module is compatible with various Cisco chassis, ensuring seamless integration within existing network configurations.
Each of the four HSSI ports allows for high-speed data transfer, making it an excellent choice for networks handling large volumes of traffic. The module is structured to fit easily into supported Cisco routers and switches, facilitating convenient installation and maintenance. Furthermore, its robust design ensures long-term durability and performance under heavy network loads.
The BC-UFI-4HSSI= expansion module supports WAN connectivity, which is essential in creating wide-area network links. These links enable communication between geographically dispersed network devices, ensuring data can travel efficiently across various locations. With its support for asynchronous and synchronous serial communications, this expansion module provides the flexibility required for different networking needs.
For enterprise-grade applications, the BC-UFI-4HSSI= delivers exceptional scalability and reliability. Its ability to handle high-bandwidth connections ensures smooth operation, especially for organisations that operate in bandwidth-intensive environments. Designed by Cisco, a leader in networking technology, this expansion module meets the rigorous performance standards essential for growing network infrastructures.
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